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  1. There's another angle in the USA Today article. The guy caught it at the 35 yard line, clutching it by the time he reaches the 31 yard line, which is where the strip-out happens (if it hadn't been caught yet that would be blatant DPI). The ball bounces onto the 25 yard line (no whistle, by the way) and the very well coached receiver picks it up and runs into the end zone in contrast with the very poorly coached players all around him that didn't play to the whistle and instead chose to raise their hands up in celebration (especially #13).
  2. There's a very clear strip-out in that video
  3. You are correct. We can't blame Steve Ballmer for this, but if it's any consolation he may have committed some (light) fraud with Uncle Dennis and Kawhi Leonard.
  4. He had firm control and took at least one step before the ball got ripped out. That's a catch and fumble and a lucky lucky lucky Matt Nordgren bounce
  5. Even Epstein figured it out. A builder of a literal pedophile island was like "Trump is the worst person I have ever met"
  6. Basically any office environment is older guys with the money who have all the fun, younger people with the energy who do all the work, and they avoid hiring anyone who isn't a yes-man, and fire the folks who don't "fit the culture" (gargle the balls).
  7. I saw a few people bring up Saban as a joke. Just in case you aren't joking, I would like to remind everyone that Saban's successes mostly came from the pre-NIL days, and that he probably recognized his abilities were diminishing with age, to a point where he was not realistically able to meet the high standard he has set for himself. He would certainly be past his prime, by his own admission, and while that still could mean he would have winning records at almost any program in the country, it doesn't necessarily mean he would do better than 9-3 in the SEC as HC of Texas. How dumb would we look if we spent all that money getting him and then had to spend a lot of money buying him out? Might not end up as much of a trainwreck as Bellichick, but it still wouldn't be our standard nor anywhere near worth the money spent on Saban. For my money, the best option is Marcus Freeman. He has a track record of recent success at a blueblood program, he's young and energetic, has media savvy, and there doesn't seem to be much in the way of off-field distractions. I would stay far the fuck away from G5 fools gold, especially Traylor.
  8. If we beat them, we can save money on the AI by just replacing the shirt on the SHSU comic with an aggy shirt.
  9. ALL OF THIS. If Lane Kiffin is starting to look good, that means it's 2AM and we're too drunk to make a good decision.
  10. It's a weak draft. Don't tank this season.
  11. You can't have a drill sergeant here. On some level, every coaching hire on the 40 Acres needs to be a skilled politician. The booster/donor culture takes way too much umbrage to cold shoulders and terse answers. They need to be regaled.
  12. Let's hope he wasn't killing himself recruiting out in East Texas
  13. paxton has been far more loyal than cornyn. he fucking tried to overturn four other states' election results
  14. Paxton will get the dotard endorsement, everything else don't make a shit in a gop primary
  15. No beef, just wish we had candidates like this in Texas. I think he will probably win the primary. The general, he'll probably do about as well as Beto did but perhaps the anti-Trump wave will be enough to get him over the hump over someone as flawed as Paxton.
  16. That's where I disagree. Remember every single day starting in 2021 all we heard, hundreds of times a day, was "Biden Border Crisis" with the same video clips of border footage? And it forced Democrats to talk about this non-issue? And it tricked Brandon's and Kamala's inept consultants into believing they needed to be more hawkish on immigration? In the process, they looked like failures on the issue and no matter how hard they tried they were constantly underwater, and outperformed by Trump, on the issue? That's what Dems should be doing to the republicans on this actual issue that's actually real. They should be on defense, every single day, and forced to admit (or deny, it doesn't matter) that their policies don't work and never will work. Deporting all the brown people didn't save anyone a penny, in fact the opposite happened. Force them to simmer in the consequences of their failed policies. What are they gonna do, pivot to Epstein? To pointless foreign wars? To the tax cuts for billionaires? To the fake ceasefire in Gaza? To the billions we gave to Israel and Argentina?
  17. Their saving grace is the ineptitude and weakness of Chuck Schumer
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